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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
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POUHD TRIP TICKETS TO the ysriou,
sale ~ The Memphis and chsrls,ion Rail,
road on aud after June lst. A full supply Of
suid's, pamp hleis and other springs matter
on hand. and vii BE- promptly mailed. With
the same. with minimum Of cost. time o.
trouble and maximum of eom'ert, convent.
enee add safety, ID ogfh tho gret,iesi
Bueet sleepers 20 most Of thee resorts and
and ebeeks 10 all Call on OF adiress Bar
nsy Hushes. Iictet Agent, rs Main streets
II. d. Kills. Ticket Agent, 81 Madison
street, RuKene Satellite. Passenger Agent,
2h VAIN = orc ne9anssnre "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19

FIn-All hta stopped FREQ by Dr.
Klines Great Nerve Rsstorer. No h,s
alter hrst day'e use. Marvellous cures.
Trcatiss and ~ trial hottie free 10 az
oases. Send 70 Dr.. Kline, 92i Arch
street, Philsdelphia. Pa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
DRUM KEN NESS

Ut The Idausr TInbH. FoshfvcN CN
~ As.isi.sertns Dr.. nr'rer
osiden seeesee-l
TT can be given 10 . cue q eosss or zee
Il without the snouisiss OF the per.an tAk.
permanent and steady furs, whether the
patient 10 q moderate drinks' o. al ale )holio
wreck. Thousands n drankards haye bssn
made TEN perats men Who ha taken 9olden
specific In thsir oofes vithent their tn2wl-
Of their own ire. will. 1T NEVER RAILd
Tas sy,tsm oncs impresnAisd With thaspe-
eide, Il becomes 40 utter imposibillty TO-
tss liquor appetite 70 eri.t. FOR sale ~
4. kiNkkhhss ~; 20 rain 49,
nam phis. Tom.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
Pennyroyal Pills,

"CuIOuE SrEhb srsbisH."
IN. oxtstual and only aeuuins.
sale and always Rslt.bls. Bsvars si wsrsl,.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
Dei,sss. Os,ssr.., k.r.s.s

hothers, ovsrvorked men, and for all
discaees where the tirsues are wasting
avsy IRON The inability 10 digest or.
dnary food. or from overwork OF the
tssln 90 BOY. all such should take
sco,rs knuls,on OF Pure God Liver
Oh with Hypophoephiiss. II used
the Emulation on lady xho was d.li.
cate, and threstened with bronchitis.
u pot her In such good health and
hesh that l must cay II In the beat
EmulAion ever used" .
l.. p. wADDELL, N. De-,
nush's Mills. b. o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19

Pca any case Of nervousness, sleep-
lessnsss, weak stomach, indlsrssion,
ayepepsa. Wy Oeftsfs Little Nerve
Pihs ResS . SURE. The only nerve
medicine fos the price 10 nsrhs,.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19

For Instance, q ka'ioral Prohibition
ticket In 1885 will not ct anything
like ~ many votes In Georgia ~ the
local option cause has got here. The
Ssts will still be Democratic. II IL
not that hind OF prohibition. But the
purpose OF the speculation tha, now
engages attention Ia ~ 10 tina future
Of the local prohibition In this coun.
try and In Georgia. Uhl,ss all signs
TAIL the chances are decidedly In
iavor OF the conlenuance Of the law,
81 least for sometime to c,me, over
great part Of the State. II has been
aeon atsly described asa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
A GOOD STAND.

We wish. along with all the conserya-
tive people Of Richmond, TO see the De
mocracy of The city take stand that is
impregnable in its political Notifications
of solid Democratic principles There is
no use or sense in catering to the infu-
sion Of any communistic ideas that have
been nursed by foreigners who do not
understand the nature of our institutions.
In the great cities Of the North and West
these socialisic bacterea breed political
malaria; but there are no wrongs here
done to any class Of men, and there is
nothing for such elements to grow on
except a temporary appeal to passion.
Certainly the sensible working men
ought to comprehend their bearings bet
ter than to give Themselves TO aid the
speculation in sensation that boycotters
and such men attempt to work up out of
their wild adaptation of silly theories
that are every day proving their foolish
ness by their mate capacity for absurdliy.
The wisest thing for the working men
of Richmond who are Democrats is to
train with the party whose fundamental
principles are on their side, and not at
tempt any coalitions with Malone.
Coalition has a bad odor and will in
oculate all those who try it with the ma
lirn influence" that is the technical term
for the worst form of bribery, corruption,
and plumber mongering that ever afflicted
this State. The worst part Of il is that
il ruins finally all who are tempted into
the alluring paths Of false promises and
bad methods.
evil communications corrupt good
manners.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
THE PUBLIC LANDS OPEN.

Secretary Lamar has issued an order
which at once opens all the indemnity
lands along the line of the Atlantic and
Pacific railroads to settlement.
The Administration that stands square
ly for justice and the rights OF honest
settlers thus deals blow from the shout
der at one Of the intolerable evils OF the
day, and announces the broad principle
OF the land for the people.
The road was built along the middle
OF belt of land forty miles wide, divided
into plots a mile square, the alternate
ones being granted to the Railroad Com
pany
The plan was for the road to open the
way for the settlers, and for each to benc-
fl the other but the corporation Ignored
ifs side OF the contract so as to aim AT all
the benefits without giving any.
In case a settler was occupying any OF
this belt. proportionate area was given
to the company in the indemnity belt,
and by thcuse Of this arrangement which
was subsequent to the original one the
company proceeded to seize any occupied
lands I'm the indemnity belt upon any pre-
tence that power could make available
against the poor settler.
Mr.. Lamar's proclamation at one sweep
wines out the giant steal and all the
lsnd.grahbcrs long fostered by the Re
publican party, and in 50 doing a great
reform has been begun which will put
the Democratic Administration on a solid
foundation in the hearts of the people.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
The LAST SCENE.
Burying the Victims of Last Weeks
Horror.

PEORIA. Ills, Aug. l5-Yesterday was de-
voted to burying the dead from the Chats
worth wreck and attending 10 the wants OK
the wounded A larger crowd OF people
were present in the cemetery than usually
turns out, even on Decoration day, and the
ten little mounds Of earth which mark the
resting places Of those who were hidden from
sight Saturday were visited by large num-
bers Three additional victims were buried
here yesterday The body Of Mrs i. j.
Valentine was started east last evening her
five little grief stricken children accompany
ing IT, The unfortunate lady's parents re
side at Dunkrk, ~ Y The funeral Of ex-
County Treasurer Weinnette was perhaps w.
largely attended MS Peoria has ever wit
messed Tho funeral OF William Reagan,
which took place under the direction Of tho
10. O. +. WAS also largely attended. The
remains Of Mrs. Hiram J. Mara were laid
beside those Of her daughter, Mrs. f. f. Put
ney, who was buried Saturday.
The wounded In the city are doing well
and none Of them is believed 70 be in dan
gerous condition The train last evening
brought three badly wounded people, who
were taken to the hospital These were
Adam Schamberger. of Peoria; Miss Aiter'
Of West Point, and Mrs Hazen, OF Fort
Madison
But one unidentified body now remains
here. This is that OF woman 1t has been
removed from the morgue 10 vault IN
Sprindale cemetery Nothing has been
heard from relatives or friends of the un-
known man who was buried here under the
supposition that he WAS tho son OF WINS
smith. Of this city. Miss Josie Valedjo was
was buried to-day. Miss Pearl Adams stili
remains in a critical condition at Piper City.
The funeral Of 7. H. Van Lew was held Mt
Galesburg yesterday afternoon. Mrs. e. T.
Allen was taken b Galesburg Saturday
night and is lying In an unconscious condi-
ton. The body Of Row. William VI Collins,
of Galesburg, was buried at Genesee yester-
day morning by Odd Fellows.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
Joining the Mississippi

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IA singular
natural phenomenon, peculiar 10 the country
lying near the Mississippi river, Is reported
by the state engineer in Concordia parish, IN
this state Lake Concorln a body Of water
about three miles long and half a mile wide,
five miles west Of Vidrlia, has commenced
discharging itself into the Mississippi river
through a break that has been made In the
bank at the Minorca plantation The lake IS
some SIX or seven feet higher than the river,
though shoal and the immense volume Of
water pouring through forms a rapid cur
rent In the lake From present indications
the lake wiu necessarily become almost en-
firelY dry
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
sHlPWRecKED ON SHORE.
Peculiar Accident to a Bark While
DOcked for Repairs.

NEW YORK, Aug IA singular accident
occurred 10 the bark Maria Louisa late Sat
ur,lay night, which caused a serious panic
among 100 persons on board. The vessel
was on her way rom Havana to the Canary
Islands. and besides her crew and cargo
carried seyenty-six passengers. She put into
this port Wednesday ior repairs aud went
on the dry dock at the foot Of Twenty-sixth
street, Brooklyn
The passengers and crew were all on board
shortly before Midnight, when a heavy swell
from a passing steamer caused the bark to
careen 70 an angle Of forty-hye degrees. \
panic Immediately ensued, the passengers
tramping each other nj the Wild confusion.
Ambrose RODRIGUEZ aged II, was struck 10y
a broken mast and killed. Six OF seven other
persons we're more or less injured in various
ways The remainder Of those on board
reached shore safely with the aid Of the
police. The damage TO the vessel cannot
yet 10 ascertained, as it will take day or
two % right her
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

The New York Iim@ notices that the
estimate for the Nicaraguan Canal is less
than fourth OF what has already been
spent on the Panama project, and adds
that Engineer Menocal tells us that no one
connected with the several Nicaraguan
exploring expeditions since 1872 has sur
fered in health by reason OF the climate.
In Surgeon Bransford's paper the sani-
tary advantages Of the Nicarag Ia route
as compared with the Panama line were
fully described These advantages are
of great importance when considered In
relation to the supply Of labor for canal
work The Panama isthmus Is one Of
the worlds plague spots Commander
Taylor directed attention to the fact that
the Pacific outlet Of the proposed canal
lies above the region OF Gains through
which vessels using Il canal at Panama
must pass.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
Canadian steamer. seiled

ROCHESTER, y Y, Aug. 1.-Two Cana
dian steamers, the Hastings and the kath-
leen. were seized by the custom house
officials at Charlotte yesterday. The seizure
was made on the grounds that neither of the
boats had been inspected by United States
inspectors. The Inspector general Of steam
boats, James a. Dumout, WAS present, and
the seizure was made under his direction
The forfeiture Is $500 and We boats were al.
lowed 70 return TO Toronto upon giving
bonds b the amount Of 81, 900.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

None of the newspapers appreciated
the calm and almost philosophical spirit
with which General Payne had the Vol
unteer constructed without even limiting
that she would be better boat than the
Thistle Everybody in yachting circles
thought that the picturesque description
of the Thistle was the herald Of almost
certain victory.
The Thistle sailed from England, and
then like a coy Yankee Tar General Payne
modestly startes his boat into the water,
and when the Thistle arrives here in
few days the first news her gallant
skipper hears will be the encouraging
accounts of the Volunteers record, and
the almost certain defeat OF the British
champion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
CnInrom,s RebellIon-

DENVER, Aug. Ex-senator Eddy returned
to Glenwood SPRING. from White River yes
terday, and states that he met sixty bucks
Saturday night, evidently on their way 70
Join Colorow. FNty Of sixty bucks at the
Uncompahgre agency are also likely 10 DIN
the rebellious chief No courier has REACHED
Glenwood Springs since Friday, aud It IL
thought that the hostiles are in possession of
the roads between those points. Apprehen-
sion Is felt for the settlers around Meeker
who failed 70 reach town before the trouble
beIan
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

NEW YORK, Aug l5-Robert Brown,
house painter, lodging at No. ljl East
Twenty-seventh street, woke up at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, after carousal Satur-
day night, and found the dead body Of bis
friend. James Leslie, "a fellow LOGGER, lying
in the bed beside him with a cash In the
throat and IA bloody razor under the knee.
Leslie complained Of being ID during the
night, and at 3 O'clock yesterday morning
was given some medicine by Brown, who
claims that this was the last time be saw
him Brown IS under arrest.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

When we talk of tariff reform in Vir-
ginia however broad the principles, we
urge il should not be forgotten that there
is an immense amount of minerals in the
soil Of this State that would be left lying
there under the Hewitt idea Of free ores.
1t is a clear case of rivalry between
American labor and foreign cheap labor
TO admit those ores free when there is a
tariff on any import, and for the simple
reason that it takes more labor to get the
mineral out of the ground than to manu-
facture it into pig iron and into steel and
iron implements.
Let Mr.. Hewitt and the immense class
of manufacturers he represents move
their plants down to Virginia, and let us
agree on one sort Of perfectly fair pro-
lection, which is to save the material
which is virtually the product of labor of
various kinds from being ranked as raw
material, and rs such free from duty.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
Pound I'm a Can.I.ed Yacht.

CHICAGO, Aug. l5.-Ihe yacht Dawn,
haiing from Hammond, Ind, was found
capsized Saturday evening of Hyde Park,
a suburb OF Chicago. Entangled in the sails
was tho lifeless body Of man. The yacht
aud the body were both brought ashore. and
communication With Hammond established
the fact that the dead man was Frank Evans,
Of that place He, With Frank Bryan,
whose father owned the yacht, and Thomas
Collins, had gone FOR sail Bryan and
Collins are without doubt dead, but their
bodies have not yet been recovered
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
I.I.tening To Sam Jone..

ROUND LAKE, " Y, Aug. l5-The Rev
Sam Jones preached three sermons here yes
terday to audiences packing tie great audi
forum and hundreds who stood on the out
side within range OF his voice. Professor
Excel conducted the singing. The immense
number Of people here will be greatly in
creased by daily excursions over the Della
ware and Hudson, the Fitchburg, and the
New York and Montreal roads The Rev.
Sam Small is expected to arrive here Tues
day 10 assist Mr. Jones
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

Gerster is a diUd who Is fondly remem-
bered as the star of Mapleson's unparal-
leled flock of Lyric warblera in 1880. But
even a dira has temper, and they do
sav-that is, critics do-that female gen
ius on the stage is apt to be subject to fits
of excentricity that sometimes wipe up
the floor with a manager or husband.
This applied to dica Gerster and her nus
band Signor Gardini deserted, and now
dioa Gersterpines forlorn singing, "Addto
Gardini, bel mamordtO pcrcie 81 fUgetto.'
Goodbye, Gardini, beautiful darling
Why so fugaciousy
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

A New York Music Hall proprietor
complains that he is only allowed to give
sacred music on Sunday night.
The joke IL that the police are thejudges
of the quality of the music Now suppose
a piece of sacred music were played in
the time of a jig, and piece of profane
music in the time Of a hymn, II is evident
that the police would be in quandary
Or suppose the exception in favor OF
sacred music should apply equally to all
public places on Sunday, where would
some Of the organisis be when they start
to "play the congregation out?'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

Prince Ferdinand is on the throne of
Bulgaria, and having gone through all
the ceremonies is periodically preparing
for the difficulties and dangers Of his
task.
The Bulgarians ought to be glad to get
a Prince at last. They ought also to make
the most of him, for no one knows how
long he will stay.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
A Nur.e Bnrned to Death.

ELMIRA, " Y, Aug. l5-Mrs c. c. win.
Jams, a professional nurse, was fatally
burned Saturday afternoon. She spilled some
alcohol on her clothing, which took fire, and
everything but her corse. was burned of. She
was warming alcohol over an oil stove to
prepare bath for a patient when II took
fire. Mrs. Williams died at q late hour
Saturday night
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

The Italian Minister of Commerce an
nounces officially that Florida is unfit
for the growth of the orange.
Now let the Florida Legislature pass a
resolution that Italy is unfit for the man
ufacture Of maccarOni
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

Right you are The Adca'ct says that
the TIMES will fight the good fight for
the Democracy.
We thank our contemporary for say
Ing what every Virginia Democrat ought
10 know.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

Statesman Riddleberger ought TO save
his ebultions of temper for his official
terms, as he may then claim immunity
from arrest, or in other words, Washing
ton when Congress is in session is safer
place for festive Congressman than a
country town during vacation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
SPECIAL AND PERSONAL.

Riddlebergcr has srown that II is pos
sible to adorn the lily and refine the pure
gold OF hoOdlumism. After demonstrate
ing his ability to make himself the most
conspicuous nuisance in any and every
given emergency, he has thrown in, by
way of dgnhppe, convincing evidence OF
his power to create circumstances them
selves. He shows that he does not, like
ordinary Affections, depend upon oppor-
tunity and environment, but that he pro-
duces his own conditions Of mischief and
rides them 10 triumphant fruitfulness.
Mr.. John l.. Sullivan, the eminent
lIittite, is engaged upon an autobiography
of himself, which is to be published this
fall The report that is 10 be brought
out as serial in the AHautc Monthly
proves to be unfounded.- Washington
Critic.
General and Mrs. Greeley announce
that Mrs. Cleveland will receive at their
residence lthe house Of Captain Emerson
Hadlcy) the people of Marion and yicin-
ity on Monday, August 18th, from TO 3
pm
The above is pure specimen of Demo-
cratic simplicity.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
Through Accom- ~.
.N" mu'Atn Rrr
ARRIVE RICnMOND

REQ pm. NAIL daily except Sunday.
sunday.
900 am.- WIGHT EMPRESS daily ..,...
Monday.
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t, 'llDil anl NcoiisVlllc, leaves R.In....
in arrives. returning. i.lj pm.
hNptNs- trun connects af Itnrll......
ti"u for stations west0f Balloon, r.I ".h
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

1t Is fact that neither rOmancers nor
doctors have explained that ice cream
does not make girl cold when given to
her by the right fellow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
WEDNESDAY, AU"OSl J

Woodside the Philadelphia bicyclisi'
ran 81 miles in 60 minutes. less % yards
which beats the record Of any English
champion by several hundred yards
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

- WHi iun through On ~aur.r. t..N..
uIh. bI I.'. Stopping 800 ul stations ... ~.
aitNIns zoo NNiur. Bridge station sf fft..t'
10. cummOlHtnm leave. Nnf.r.. I..
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stations iNr iHe. arriving Hi }..Ir...I ..
am. ~iDelns GAN attached tu n.. t....
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railway iNr tnn South. West. ANA NUuI..
AZ lNn.hnura with Norfolk a.I ill.,
ruIf0ll Tor 1I. points South. >0.fh..t
southwest. anl Virginia Midland r....,
400 points North anal South.
40 Richmond with As~ODnfDI H........
alI points ln else South. anH H.ehr.,I
r.ck.burn and Potomac railroad nr. .
North.
AZ Lexington with Baltimore and OH.....
ruld. making close connection. U....
Ferry to and from pIff.iur, anI f.. n
also t0 points North Hni East
sleeping tHr attached fu NIGHT INm.r..
f0r Lynchhurg.
SLEEPING CARS IHNClIH. Ig...u ru
Pits. NEW ORLEANS. and LirIIFNtaL
IfHns marked daily except ~nn..t
Tickets Sold f0 lII points. offices. m. I.-
Main street. 1000 Main. ami 200 NOHn. ...
Allegheny depot. F..hfh auf Canal .f..t.
JOHN 49, NAlNl NNn
@icj Gent Passenger anl Express l...f
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ASHLAND TRAINS.
many EXCEPT SUNDAYS.

400 nm accommodation. leaves Broad street
station arrives at Ashland al pm.
6:Oi pm. leaves Elba' arrives al As"''"u al
61f pm.
G:25 am. arrives at biba' teaNer AHhahd III
5.2i am.
s.55 am. accommodation; arrives at Broad ..i,
am.
$3.50 pun. arrives at hloa' leaves Ashlahd at
5.l2 pm.
C.A.TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
F.. 7. ID. MYERS. General Sup 'riniendent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

Liberal commission TO agents to solicit
subscriptions.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17

WYANOkE. Captain JENNEY. iNDAf.
August 10Th, at 3 o'clock pm.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH. So NDA i, Au
rust 2lst at O'Clock am.
OLD DOMINION. Captain iirLrHEh-'
TT ESDAY. August Eil. atJ O'C.uch pm.
GEORGE W. ALLEN 81 Co.. Agents,
80. EOi Main -trynt. ana
2ylqtf C0mpany's Wharf, Rockets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-17
ADVERTISING RATES.

Entered AT the Richmond (va) Postoiiice
as second class matter.
~ All announcements Of deaths ana mar
,isges viii hereafter De published IN the I iMts
sRrr or CHARGE. but all obituary notioes,
whether in prose or n.Is &c. Ti Inc ~ ''
sy,- The TIMES will be mailed 20 yonr as
dress while out Of the city at Sc. per Hoh'n'